5. How to Detect Developmental Delay?

Interpretation of KPSP results:

 Calculate how many answers Yes.
• Yes answer: If the mother / caregiver answers: the
child can or ever or often or sometimes do it.
• No Answer: If the mother / caregiver answers: the
child has not never do or never or mother / nanny do
not know.
 Number of answers Yes
• 9 or 10, child development according to stage
its development (S)
• 7 or 8, dubious child development (M)
• 6 or less, there may be deviations (P)
 For "No" answers, we need to specify the number of
answers not by type delays (coarse motion, smooth
motion, speech and language, socialization and
independence)
The Denver Developmental Screening Test, was
developed to detect developmental delays in the
first 6 years of a child’s life, with special emphasis
on the first 2 years. A line is drawn from top to
bottom of the sheet according to the age of the
child. Each of the milestones crossed by this line is
tested. Each milestone has a bar that indicates the
percentage of the “standard” population that
should be able to perform this task. Failure to
perform an item passed by 90% of children is
significant. Two failures in any of the four main
areas indicate a developmental delay.
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